unmendable

And Washington’s aversion to compromise makes the budget almost unmendable.

Kenny Smith's departure may leave an unmendable gap this season.

The split had been probably unmendable since 1959.

Zennor followed, having said very little on the way down, as if he anticipated something dire and unmendable.

We know what unmendable fissures would appear when the tension between private reality and public piety could no longer be contained.

That dish is unmendable.

(There had been many rows, flouncing-outs, reconciliations; this one was unmendable.)

It said that coloring would cause "unmendable and intolerable damage" to the film's integrity and infringed on the late director's estate and moral rights.

It seemed I must burst into pieces, like a bladder pumped too full of air, little scraps of me flying outwards in every direction, irretrievable, unmendable.

Real emotions take their power from the intractability of human experience – of death above all – and if you can dodge away from an unmendable event down a wormhole in time it's difficult to get too worked up about anything.

Not Ender the Xenocide and Andrew the Speaker for the Dead, guilt and compassion mingled in one shattered, broken, unmendable heart, but Ender Wiggin the four-year-old boy whose life was twisted and broken when he was too young to defend himself.